Archives | June 1998

• Bike Patrol To Target Unleashed Dogs

• Injured Man’S Future Clouded By Collision ‘The Doctors Say He’S Immortal Or Something’

• Radiation Monitors Worn At WSU Contaminated No One Injured; Investigators Suspect Sabotage

• Investment In Children Urged At Rally ‘Stand For Children’ Movement Promotes Volunteerism And Activism For Child Welfare

• City Oks Grant For Community Policing

All stories for June 1, 1998 »

• Innkeepers Share Their Best Recipes

• A Coffee-Pop

• Moscow Pitcher Yarno Picked By O’S In 5Th Round U-Hi’S Sheffield To Yankees; Ferris’ Sandberg Picked Late

• Cheap Seats

• Official Records

All stories for June 2, 1998 »

• Asu Reaches Title Game Bloomquist’S Five-Hit Barrage Helps Oust Long Beach State

• Owner Irate To Find Trash On Property Dumping Traced To Restaurant Being Renovated

• Vietnam Memorial Arrives In Moscow

• Thompson Takes Aim At U.S. Senate Seat Former City Council Candidate Seeks Reform Party Nomination

• Sommers Wants To Keep Sixth District House Seat

All stories for June 3, 1998 »

• Wreckage Of Plane Found In Skamania

• One Dead, One Hospitalized In Shootout

• Gu Student Injured In Train Wreck

• Police Seek 3Rd Suspect In Child Rapes Two Alleged Cohorts Already In County Jail

• Arkansas Long Jumper Does It Again

All stories for June 4, 1998 »

• Colfax Star Leader In Heptathlon

• Magazine Promotion Draws Little Interest

• Series Key: Ozzie Not Harried In Net

• Bonners Ferry Duo Pick Schools

• Legion Teams Hope To Attain Elite Status

All stories for June 5, 1998 »

• Vapor Barrier Liners Indispensible For Boots

• Frank Lloyd Wright ‘Camp’ In Arizona Is Open To Public

• The Monitor From The Week Of May 31 - June 6, 1998

• Feeder Games Weed Out Area Baseball All-Stars

• Second-Half Surge Propels Shadow Past 86Ers Pep Talk Gives Spokane Wake-Up Call On Its Way To 3-1 Win Over Vancouver

All stories for June 6, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Jonas Babcock Dar Chapter Honors Area Young People

• Bishop-Lane Spokane

• Stout-Benson Spokane

All stories for June 7, 1998 »

• Suspect In Stabbing Still At Large

• Club Library Gets Grant To Attain Branch Status

• Two Charged With Making Bomb Threats Then-Gov. Lowry, Other Officials Were Targets

• Identity Of Man Found In River Confirmed

• Divers Pull Downed Plane From Lake Witnesses Say Pilot Was Attempting Loop Too Close To Water Saturday

All stories for June 8, 1998 »

• Smith In Aspen Golf Hunt

• Tribe Adds 12 Prospects To ‘98 Roster Former Texas Tech Ace Among Those Adding Southern Flavor

• Golfers To Raise Money For Police Memorial

• Defense Wants To Talk To Gulf War Vets Investigation Looking For Cause Of Mysterious Illnesses

• Ex-Engineering Director Sues City Over Firing Williams Claims Civil Rights Were Violated, Wants Job Back Plus Damages

All stories for June 9, 1998 »

• Suit: Playground Shove Hurt Teacher CV Schools Told Of Son’S Behavior, Mother Testifies

• Eight Hurt In Two-Vehicle Crash On State Highway 395

• Downtown Listed As Endangered

• Teens Rescued, Arrested Pair Tried To Retrieve Sunglasses, Became Stranded Under The Monroe Street Bridge

• Accident Victim, 16 Months, Dies

All stories for June 10, 1998 »

• Indians Begin Workouts Today Garber Returns To Guide K.C.’S Northwest League Entrant

• Cheney City Official Resigns New Mayor Will Get To Appoint Replacement For Administrator

• Colfax Attorney Seeks County Prosecutor’S Job

• Plane Crash Passenger Was Nevada Resident

• Colville Killer Gets 30-Year Jail Term ‘Do You Still Hear His Cries?’ Victim’S Mother Asks In Court

All stories for June 11, 1998 »

• Titans Select Ex-Ferris Star Volleyball Coach

• Shadow Lose To First-Year Seattle Club Road Trip Continues Tonight Against Veteran Seattle Bigfoot

• Chiefs Deal Draft Choice To Fill In Gap Spokane Acquires Defenseman Twerdun In Trade With Moose Jaw

• West’S Phone Threat May Be Misdemeanor Olympia Prosecutor Chooses To Press On After County Declines To Pursue Felony

• Jury Awards $15,000 To Hurt Teacher Was Shoved By Third-Grader

All stories for June 12, 1998 »

• Business Beat

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week

• City Of Second Chances Magnet For Ex-Cons Spokane Is Home To More Than Its Share Of Felons Who Have Been Released From Prisons

All stories for June 13, 1998 »

• Viola-Bradstreet Spokane

• Schaub-Pankratz Medical Lake

• Obituaries

• Morphy-Hoffman New Knoxville, Ohio

• Hammond-Longmeier Ritzville, Wash.

All stories for June 14, 1998 »

• City Of Second Chances The Struggle To Build A New Life

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Malone Gives Jazz Ultimatum: Fire Radio Team, Or Trade Him

• Pitcher Finds A Positive Side On His Return To The Indians

All stories for June 15, 1998 »

• Insulin Inhaler Shows Promise As Treatment For Diabetes If Effective In Upcoming Trial, May Replace Shots

• City Of Second Chances Living With Felons Washington’S Newest Prison Is A Boon To Airway Heights, But What Is Its Cost To Society?

• Milestones

• Stagnant Labor Pool Keeps Jobless Rate Low Despite Weak Job Growth

• State Unemployment Rate For May Hits 32-Year Low

All stories for June 16, 1998 »

• City Of Second Chances Busts Around State Create Boom Here Airway Heights Finds Prison Can Be A Windfall

• Milestones

• UI Fills Assistant Women’S Basketball Job

• Jc Mainstay Foxley Dies Coach Made Mark In Women’S Hoops, Worked Well With Players

• Official Records

All stories for June 17, 1998 »

• Official Records

• Suspected Drug House Ordered Boarded Up Police Tell East Central Home’S Occupants To Vacate Premises

• Manhunt Under Way In Slaying Aryan Nations Member Sought

• Loss Leaves Indians 0-3 Entering Homestand

• Man Wanted In Robberies Arrested On Unrelated Warrant

All stories for June 18, 1998 »

• Once-Mean Street Freshens Up Market, Festival Brighten West First Avenue

• Bus Driver’S Accused Killer Ok’D For Trial

• Deaconess Wasn’T Negligent, Jury Finds Man Who Shot His Father Alleged Medical Malpractice

• Pilot’S Body Discovered In Plane Wreckage

• Woman To Get Ucla Diploma, 78 Years After She Earned It Retired Teacher, 98, Still Does Volunteer Work

All stories for June 19, 1998 »

• Home Plans For Retirees Hard To Find

• Incensed Jimmy Marks Softens, But Keeps Curse On Author

• Memorial Planned For Slain Isp Officer Suspect In Shooting Still In Fair Condition

• Campaign ‘98

• Idaho Records

All stories for June 20, 1998 »

• Obituaries

• Six Girl Scouts Earn Highest Scouting Honor

• Kiehn-Corigliano Spokane

• Capper-Mckell Albuquerque, N.M.

• Rose (Peterschick) Churchill Spokane

All stories for June 21, 1998 »

• WSU Loses Its Women’S Soccer Coach

• Indians Win Third Straight Dodson’S Torrid Hitting Helps Spokane Turn Back Portland Indians 5, Rockies 2

• Maryland Post Player Picks Nic

• Official Records

• Cheap Seats

All stories for June 22, 1998 »

• Three Hurt In Chain-Reaction Collision Traffic Snarled For Hours After Two Rush-Hour Accidents On Interstate 90

• Old Fire Truck Headed To Tbilisi

• Navy Digs Deeper On Sub Testing Site Drive For Solid Earth At Bayview Adds Time, Costs To Project

• Gombosky Starts Bid For Re-Election Former Opponent Supports Democrat For State House

• Ccs Approves Bids

All stories for June 23, 1998 »

• Streaking Indians Win Fifth Solid Pitching, Hits All Around Help Spokane To 8-3 Win Over Portland Indians 8, Rockies 3

• Cannons, Patriots Trade Routs

• Rogers Plugs Two Coaching Vacancies Hughes Takes Over Girls Basketball; Ex-Pirate Carney To Lead Wrestlers

• Garrity An Example Of Draft Day’S Wheeling, Dealing Ways Vancouver Trip Full Of Adjustments For N.D. Star

• Official Records

All stories for June 24, 1998 »

• Elston Leads Qualifying For Tourney

• Giampietri Has ‘Dessert’ Coach Of 4A Champs Heads East All-Star Team

• Ching Puts Another Mark On Honor Roll In Usisl Shadow Player On Team Of Week For Fourth Time

• Deadline Nears For Right To Claim Water Landowners Could Eventually Be Deemed Illegal Water Users

• Body Of Disabled Man Found In Lake Wandered Away From Camp Held At Resort Near Chewelah

All stories for June 25, 1998 »

• Rockies Shut Out Indians Portland Pitcher Aaron Cook Halts Spokane Winning Streak

• An Effort In Utility Montas Has Shown Defensive Versatility During Brief Time In Minors

• Lecavalier Looks Like No.1

• Kiesel New Rogers Track Coach

• Official Records

All stories for June 26, 1998 »

• Each Individual Is Responsible For Medicare Sign-Up

• Business Beat

• New Challenges Await Valvano Successor

• And The Livin’ Is Easy

• Today In History

All stories for June 27, 1998 »

• Tuesday Filing Deadline For Renewing Water Rights

• Linda Garrelts Frank, Friendly Patient Care What Pharmacist Believes In

• Disordered Action Better Than No Action

• 10-Year-Old Crashes Car; Five Hurt

• ‘X’ Marks The Spot

All stories for June 28, 1998 »

• Hatley Wins Tournament

• A Rad Hair Day

• Keller Accident Suit Goes To Jury Now-Paralyzed Motorcyclist Seeks $7 Million From City For Negligence

• Black Man Sues Mcdonald’S

• Barbouletos Takes Flathead Post

All stories for June 29, 1998 »

• Shadow To Host Division Playoffs

• Trout Stocked In Time For Fourth

• Indians Win On Wild Pitch In 8Th

• Ostlund Idea Catching On

• American League All-Stars

All stories for June 30, 1998 »